VCDL is right; we don't need a castle doctrine or stand your ground law, because we already have them. The mistakes-in-the-making the legislature is currently considering seem to be the result of other parties agitating for them. Act in haste, repent at leisure.Chasbo00 wrote:VCDL has had plenty of time and opportunity to properly word a Castle Doctrine draft bill; yet, they have made no effort to do so. They have pursued other legislation instead. This is in spite of the fact that VCDL knows a large part of it's membership wants a Castle Doctrine. I don't buy VCDL's current spin on this issue.
What we need is an immunity from civil suit law. No more, no less.